ARTiST: Owen Sartori
ALBUM: Another Day In The Cube
BiTRATE: 191kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: Burst Records
GENRE: Rock
SiZE: 60.34 megs
PLAYTiME: 0h 41min 55sec total
RiP DATE: 2008-10-08
STORE DATE: 2008-07-22
Track List:
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01. Could You Be The One 3:22
02. The Cube 3:39
03. I Knew You'd Come Along 3:57
04. Punching Bag 2:24
05. Separate 4:42
06. The Way My Life Goes 3:52
07. Hey Gorilla 4:35
08. Go On 3:41
09. Turning 30 4:13
10. You Don't Have To 4:16
11. Break Your Heart 3:14
Release Notes:
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Owen Sartori has been performing and writing music for over two decades,
starting his career as a 9 year old rock drummer, and later as the front-man for
Push and A Band Called Delicious, two well-received and well-reviewed modern
rock outfits. In early 2005 he decided to shed the comfortable familiarity of
the band scene in favor of a solo musical endeavor.
"I guess I decided that I was finally done hiding behind a band, you know?" Owen
explains. "That period of my life was pretty shaky, as it turns out it was all
good, but at the time you don't know that. You just know the hurt, which
incidentally makes for pretty good songwriting fodder."
That year Owen joined up with the owner of Burst Records, songwriter/producer
Daniel Holter, and for the past six months the two have been working on Owen's
first solo effort, tentatively titled "Another Beautiful Day in the Cube". It's
a largely personal record drawing from Sartori's dealings with loved ones, age
milestones, failing relationships, and as the title suggests, corporate work
culture.
"It's actually quite a funny record," Owen remarks. "I usually combat difficult
situations with humor, and the past couple of years have been pretty tough,
so... That's probably why the record is turning out to be really, really funny
in spite of the subject matter."